FANGOR 1080P HD Projector, WiFi Projector Bluetooth Projector, 6500 Lumen 230" Portable Movie Projector, Home Theater Video Projector Compatible with TV Stick, HDMI, VGA, USB, Laptop, iOS & Android

Setting up the projector was extremely straightforward and easy. I have not connected it to WiFi yet, but all the other features work great, especially the Bluetooth functionality. I was able to connect a Bose Soundlink Mini II and AirPods Pro with no issue at all. As seen in my first image, I have a PS4 connected to the projector and plan on also connecting a Roku as well. This device technically has 3 HDMI ports with the two on the side and the one compartment made specifically for Roku/Amazon streaming sticks, which is really convenient given the price point. I have the projector mounted up and projecting on a clear wall that I have over my desk, and from the second image you can see that the quality is pretty solid. I usually sit underneath the projector and view the content like that, which has provided an extremely immersive experience, especially when paired with a Bluetooth speaker. I will note that the model does have internal speakers and they do get pretty loud, which is nice to know. Fan noise is present, but it does not detract from what the projector offers. I must say that my projector had an issue where the left side of the projection remained blurry (especially with text) no matter what I adjusted, so I reached out to the seller and they responded extremely quickly! They are sending out a replacement, so hopefully that issue does not occur with that. The other hand of the projection was perfectly fine and definitely sufficient for my needs. In summary, this is a really really great buy considering the features you get (Bluetooth was really the shining star for me). Coupled with great customer support if needed, you really cannot beat it!

So I have used 3 times once indoor and twice outside. The first use was with the roku stick and had no issues at all, second time was outside with the laptop connected via hdmi cables. The first time no issue everything went perfectly second time it took me a while to get sound apparently this device accepted the WiFi signal from my fridge so be sure to turn the WiFi off if your not using it. Once I finally figured out the problem i had sound but it was too low to listen to with all the cars in the neighborhood and other outside noises. The third time I watched outside we sat a bit closer to the device and it went well without any issue besides remembering to cut the WiFi off so we could hear. Then this time it was too loud so I had to turn the sound down so I wouldn’t disturb my neighbors. You will definitely need some speakers to connect if you want to enjoy this outside, maybe ones with a remote so you don’t have to keep getting up. The remote didn’t work from far away so in order to adjust the picture when it got dark I had to get up and walk close enough to the remote for it to pick up. I image I was 20 feet away and had to walk 10 feet closer to get it to pick up. The remote has a lot of picture adjustments though so I was able to watch a movie in the daytime by adjusting the picture. I had to readjust after dark though as the picture started to look bad with the decrease in lighting after dark. My neighborhood backs to the woods so besides squirrels deer rabbits and birds, it’s not too noisy just the normal outside white noise. Otherwise picture is good adjusts well sound is good when you can hear it. Also just an FYI you definitely wanna get something to tie your projection screen down if it’s windy out. I backed mine up against the shed and jammed the legs under the shed to avoid the wind blowing it away. I also adjusted the screen so the wind wouldn’t hit the screen. You definitely need a fire stick or Roku stick with this otherwise I couldn’t get it to mirror the movies from my iPhone 10 with sound and picture it was one of the other. My own videos and pictures from my phone played without issue. The laptop movie was ok but it showed the box around the picture and bottom of the screen even while in full screen mode. The best picture I’ve gotten so far has been from the roku stick. I ordered a fire stick especially for the projector just waiting for it to arrive. I’ll keep it in the bag so I’ll have no issues later. I love that it comes with all the wires you need except the audio aux cord for the sound, I’ll buy a long one that will work for my patio setup outside. Great device I’m hooked!!

This projector was a great buy for the price I purchased this all the way back in 2021 and it is now 2024 going on 2025 and it is still up and running. I bought this projector in place of a Tv because let’s be honest it’s way cheaper. With a at home theater set up in my master bedroom this definitely did the job. The quality of the picture was always decent enough to keep me from buying a tv, but up until the beginning of this year I started to notice some dark spots in certain areas of the screen. I’m sure it could have been a simple fix with the lens, but didn’t want to chance messing anything up further. The dark spots have become more noticeable overtime though. Also over the years I noticed how the fan would be a little loud when I turn it on and then after a few minutes it quiets down a bit but for the amount of time I watch this projector and even fell asleep multiple times with it on I’d say that’s not bad lol. I always used my fire stick to stream and I haven’t used the mirror option not even once. I used this for family movie nights as well with no problems. The one real con I can say I have with this product is the internal sound without an external speaker is kind of low. Also the Bluetooth connectivity could be a bit annoying at times, but definitely wasn’t a deal breaker for me. The video was recorded in the day time to give you idea on how the picture comes through with natural sunlight. If you’re a first time buyer I’d say this is a good starter projector.

I have been researching for a projector for outside entertainment that performed well and would not break the budget. I contacted FANGOR a couple of times before and after my purchase and they were very prompt to answer my questions. Thank you FANGOR. I paired the projector with a Elite Screen 120 inch Yardmaster 2 screen and a tall tripod from Amazon. I am very pleased with the performance. The setup and operation is easy. The WiFi connection was a little difficult as you have to enter the ok button to bring up the virtual keyboard to type in letter. I saw reviews where others had problems with this. The manual was not clear and the operation was not intuitive. I was able to push video and audio from a laptop thru the HDMI port as well as a early generation Roku. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and DVD worked well. The picture quality seemed to be true 1080p and audio was decent for a small projector. The Bluetooth audio to a UE Megaboom was better but still lacked volume for an outside environment. When I used the audio jack to an small inexpensive subwoofer and speaker the sound was greatly enhanced and sounded theater quality. I was able to use the IOS function to stream different sources like YouTube and a couple of other apps. I could not get Netflix or Amazon Prime Video to work thru my IPhone. Maybe others have had better luck with an android. FANGOR any solutions? Bottom line. I am extremely please with the purchase. The projector seems to be a quality product and has provided what I was looking for. The manufacturer stands behind there product and is prompt with customer communication. This is something that has gone by the wayside in recent years. Thank you FANGOR! I look forward to see what FANGOR has to offer in the future in product development and improvements and would enjoy reviewing any new line of products.

There is very little to like on this projector. I guess you could say all the ports to hook up various sources is great. The cut out to put in a streaming device then close it up is well thought out. But that is pretty much where the good ends. The picture quality is horrible and it is impossible to get the full screen to focus. You can pick a spot and get that to focus (as long as it is near the center of the image) but the other areas will not be in focus and it is pretty much impossible to get the outer areas of the image to focus. I played with the distance to the screen, keystone, focus for hours and no improvement. I think it is the scaler hardware because you can do a decent job getting the projector's built in menus to focus, but no source will focus. I was feeding the device a 1920x1080 image from my laptop and tried various refresh rates to see if that wold improve it... but no luck. The brightness of the image is pretty bad in a totally dark basement room. The description says 240" image, I would say you can get about a 60-70" image out of it but at that distance the very loud fan would probably be right in the ear of the viewer (and the fan is LOUD). Color saturation and contrast levels are just bad. As for the quality of the build.... another negative, this thing is so hard to focus once you get it there you don't want to touch it, but the only way to get the lens cover on it is to screw the focus all the way back in... and another fun fact... if you sit it on a flat surface, the projected image is not square to the projector. No wonder they include the little tripod stand, because that is the only way to get the image straight on the screen. It doesn't even sit even on the table on it's four feet, it rocks back and forth. I really hope I have a lemon of this product. I can't imagine how all the other positive reviews can be here if this is a typical example. I am pretty experienced with AV and projectors and this is my honest experience.